Sentence examples for targeted to help from inspiring English sources

On the first page, the party said it would invest £2.5bn "in schools targeted to help struggling pupils" – a target that will be met with Wednesday's announcement.

Rejuvenation is needed and the rumour mill has already started to churn out names of those who could be targeted to help achieve that transformation during the off-season.

Osborne has faced separate criticism for excluding families where one parent was at home, but he insisted the scheme was primarily targeted to help families wishing to go to work but unable to do so due to childcare costs.

Mr. Silver initially opposed tapping the tobacco funds, which have been targeted to help finance health care, but relented after it was agreed that the borrowing would be guaranteed by personal income tax revenues.

Adesina says the idea for the insurance fund was welcomed on Wednesday at an African heads of state meeting chaired by Morocco's King Mohammed VI, and that one way in which climate finance can be better targeted to help African countries is for green climate funds such as the GEF (Global Environment Facility) to start paying the premiums for the African countries.

His money, he's decided, will be targeted to help children.

He's a guy I think we need to target to help us the second half of the season".

Teenagers and younger adults may need targeting to help increase whole grain consumption.

Although the findings do not point to specific interventions that should be introduced, they do suggest possible areas that interventions should target to help improve health worker motivation.

Teenagers and younger adults had particularly low whole grain intake, and this population group may need targeting to help increase whole grain consumption.

Strengthening recycling and reuse targets to help reduce and process waste and residues, and putting limits on waste incineration.